Comments: GPS-RTK Hookup Guide
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If you are using 2 ZED-F9P's with bluetooth Mate Gold, and arduinos and LCDs. Can the Bluetooth Mate hooked up to the ZED-F9P's send the correction data from one as a base station, to the other as a rover, or do you need to set them up on the arduino to send the data back and forth?
The example shows them hooked up to the ZED-F9P but that does not seem to be working.
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That being said... not quite sure what you are referring to; there are no Bluetooth Mates shown in this guide.
The article is excellent. However it is a little nebulous when it comes to pushing the RTCM data. I am using Ubuntu 18.04 and have installed SNIP NTRIP Caster to be able to push the data. I do not understand how I am suppose to use processRTCM() to push the data to the serial port so that SNIP can parse it and cast it so the rover can pick it up. Since all of the above is free software an example using it would be fantastic. There are unfortunately no UNAVCO SNIP servers near my school and I bought a 2nd ZED-F9P assuming that it would be great to set up a base station. I was dissapointed that the tutorial ended before actually establishing a way to push the RTCM data to by rover.
Good afternoon. I think you meant to look at this hookup guide for the Zed-F9P (the names of the guides are similar), which I believe covers the information you are looking for. Otherwise, for further assistance, please post a new topic on our forum page.
Excellent article!
I am creating an RTK base station based on the one described in the article. I am planning on sending out the corrections via an RFD900x digital modem. The one thing that I am trying to get to the bottom of is the data rate required for RTCM. The article mentions ~500 bytes. Did you perhaps mean 500 bytes per second?
Thanks! Indeed, the number of RTCM bytes per second varies but it's ~300 to 500. I'll make that more clear in the tutorial.
A fully worked example of using rtklib with two of these modules for a post-processed RTK solution would be very much appreciated (preferably command line for Linux, and including the data files). I'm working with two of these Sparkfun modules right now and not quite getting a RTK fix yet. I suspect I'm not getting enough sky, or my antennas are not good enough. It would be nice to compare satellite SNRs, receiver settings etc from a known working example.